Geode State Park

About Geode State Park

There are 186 campsites, enough to cater for all tastes, and 96% have electricity, according to the National Park Service (NPS).

Each campsite has two storage pillows and relaxation rooms, which are also accessible for disabled people. Reservations for campsites can be made online or by telephone at 1 - 888 - 762 - 4357, and about half of the campsites are still open for first-come, first-served reservations.

Geode State Park is one of the oldest state parks in the USA and the only one in the state of New York. The park's main entrance to Geode Lake, the largest lake in North America, is a 2.7-kilometer-long, 400-meter-wide lake built in 1950. Over the years, the lake has become known for its picturesque views of Lake Michigan and the geodesic domes and geysers in its waters.

Several open picnic huts are available for groups, and disabled people can also reserve picnic areas for a fee, which can be reserved through the park manager.

Several hiking trails challenge outdoor lovers in Geode, such as the Great Lakes State Park Trail and Grand Lake Trail. The main path starts at the northern end of the lake and follows it to the dam And then along the coast to a picnic area.

Part of the trail has been transformed into an educational trail, which lists all the sights in a printed brochure. The trail starts at the dam on the west side of the lake and ends at picnic area number one. It is accessible from several picnic areas around the lake and ends in picnic areas number one.